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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
I think I disagree. I think that rule 4-35-1(c) and 4-35-2&3 disagree with you too.
If you're standing on one foot outside the 3-point line, you're outside the 3-point line. There's no part of you touching the court inside the 3-point line. No different than inbounds vs. OOB and frontcourt vs. backcourt.
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So what if both feet are on the floor, one behind the line and one on it, as they begin a jump shot, but the one on the line leaves the floor first? Technically, they are standing behind the line on one foot, are they not?
It has to clearly be two seperate acts, getting behind the 3 point line and then shooting, IMO.